Apple has not confirmed anything yet, but iOS 27 raises an alert about a foldable iPhone that could change the future of the brand.

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Published on 10/06/2026 at 23:20

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Codes found in the system indicate support for hinge, dual screens, and adaptable interface for a possible new iPhone.

A possible historic change in the iPhone lineup gained momentum after the arrival of iOS 27, a system introduced by Apple in June 2026.

The developer beta version brought codes indicating support for a possible foldable iPhone, still without official confirmation from the company.

According to information attributed to Bloomberg News, researcher M1Astra, and technology-specialized outlets, the signs found in the system are among the strongest ever linked to the project.

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Code reveals possible smart hinge

The analysis of internal files of iOS 27 found expressions directly linked to folding mechanisms.

Among the terms are “foldState”, “mechanicalAngleDegrees”, and “angleDegrees”.

These references suggest that the system can recognize if the device is open or closed.

They also indicate the possibility of measuring the exact angle of the hinge during use.

Another command found, called “MGGetLogicalDeviceDisplayCount”, suggests that iOS can identify how many screens are active on the device.

Dual screens appear among the main indications

Apple’s internal maintenance tools also reinforced the rumors about the new hardware.

The files mention secondary display, second cover glass, and two additional light sensors.

These components align with the expected structure for a foldable smartphone.

Despite this, Apple has not yet officially announced any model with this format.

Do you believe that Apple should soon launch a foldable iPhone to compete with Samsung and Huawei, or does it still need to wait to deliver something truly different?

iOS 27 Interface Targets Larger Screens

The preparation also appears in the system’s visual experience.

iOS 27 shows signs of adaptation for larger, flexible screens with varied proportions.

Full-screen widgets for apps like Music, News, and Weather are among the mentioned features.

This type of interface may work better on side-by-side panels, a common scenario in foldable phones.

macOS 27 Golden Gate also brought changes to iPhone mirroring.

The feature now allows resizing in layouts similar to those of the iPad.

Illuminated Apple logo symbolizes the rumors about the development of the first foldable iPhone and the changes identified in the iOS 27 system.

Price May Pit Apple Against Samsung and Huawei

The possible foldable iPhone is expected to target the premium market segment.

Estimates cited by specialized outlets suggest an initial price close to US$ 2,000, about R$ 10,400.

At this price, the device would directly compete with foldable models from Samsung and Huawei.

Thickness also appears as one of the main technical challenges.

Based on the iPhone Air, cited at 5.6 millimeters, a foldable model with two screens could reach approximately 11.2 millimeters.

This measurement would still make the device among the thinnest foldables on the market.

Apple Prepares New Phase of Connected Devices

The signs found in iOS 27 are not limited to the iPhone.

There are also indications of preparation for wearable accessories with cameras, such as new AirPods and possible smart glasses.

The Vision Pro system received updates to recognize and analyze real-world objects.

This move shows that Apple may be preparing a new generation of connected products.

What to expect now?

The existence of the foldable iPhone has not yet been officially confirmed by Apple.

Even so, the codes found in iOS 27 show that the company is preparing the software for more flexible formats.

A possible presentation in September 2026 could mark the biggest visual change to the iPhone since 2007.

The expectation now is about the upcoming Apple events and new test versions of the system.

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